Is Dropshipping Fidget Spinners a Good Idea?

So many doubters it's sad. Just because everyone is selling them doesn't mean the market is over-saturated.

You can still make money with this. I was selling 5-10 a day on etsy for $10/each until I got kicked off their platform for violating TOS lol.
(Tip: Etsy competition is weak so optimize your listing for your main keyword and it will rank well with their search algo.)

Not going to make you rich but it's easy money and takes 10 minutes to setup.
 
So many doubters it's sad. Just because everyone is selling them doesn't mean the market is over-saturated.

You can still make money with this. I was selling 5-10 a day on etsy for $10/each until I got kicked off their platform for violating TOS lol.
(Tip: Etsy competition is weak so optimize your listing for your main keyword and it will rank well with their search algo.)

Not going to make you rich but it's easy money and takes 10 minutes to setup.
But, what TOS did you break, i dont want to break it
 
But, what TOS did you break, i dont want to break it

I was drop shipping a bunch of products so I'm not sure which one broke their "TOS". They could never actually show me how I broke their agreement. All they told me was that items listed as hand made must be hand made or they are not eligible for sale. Likely, I accidentally checked handmade on one of the several hundred listings I had up there. So they seized the opportunity to boot me.

I tried to call them out on it but I think my operation got a little too big there and drew attention. My speculation is that a lot of my products were too "main stream" type products so it was obvious that I was just drop shipping everything and that's not what Etsy is going for.

TL;DR Don't go too crazy with hundreds of listings of products that are obviously not yours. Stay small.
 
thats cheap


so both parties succeed

so next trend jump right onto it

then ill start selling the next trend
oh I'm going to jump on it faster than anyone else, but yes, jump faster on the next trend next time. The earlier you do it, the better, but the risk is higher of course.
 
I was drop shipping a bunch of products so I'm not sure which one broke their "TOS". They could never actually show me how I broke their agreement. All they told me was that items listed as hand made must be hand made or they are not eligible for sale. Likely, I accidentally checked handmade on one of the several hundred listings I had up there. So they seized the opportunity to boot me.

I tried to call them out on it but I think my operation got a little too big there and drew attention. My speculation is that a lot of my products were too "main stream" type products so it was obvious that I was just drop shipping everything and that's not what Etsy is going for.

TL;DR Don't go too crazy with hundreds of listings of products that are obviously not yours. Stay small.
wouldnt ebay be better, its basically etsy but for all items
oh I'm going to jump on it faster than anyone else, but yes, jump faster on the next trend next time. The earlier you do it, the better, but the risk is higher of course.
i think the next trend will be popular
Keep an eye on crowdfunding websites ;)
i have never seen a product from one of those websites in the real world
Just go and do it don't waste the time .
its a fading trend now anywyas
 
wouldnt ebay be better, its basically etsy but for all items

i think the next trend will be popular

i have never seen a product from one of those websites in the real world

its a fading trend now anywyas
Where did you think the fidget cube came from?
 
Where did you think the fidget cube came from?
Did you see the story of the guy who saw the crowdfunding for the original fidget cube thing? He saw an opportunity, and his version hit the market before the original idea did. He was eventually served a C&D, but by then he already made around $900k.
 
same people who made the spinner. Or maybe hasbro or something like that

Did you see the story of the guy who saw the crowdfunding for the original fidget cube thing? He saw an opportunity, and his version hit the market before the original idea did. He was eventually served a C&D, but by then he already made around $900k.
Moral of the story stays the same, it came from crowdfunding in this case kickstarter.
 
Everyone is selling that these days. And the audience age , like someone say is likely not to be able to buy anything online.
 
Did you see the story of the guy who saw the crowdfunding for the original fidget cube thing? He saw an opportunity, and his version hit the market before the original idea did. He was eventually served a C&D, but by then he already made around $900k.
Why did he get a C&D
Moral of the story stays the same, it came from crowdfunding in this case kickstarter.
so kickstarter has items which could be popular
Everyone is selling that these days. And the audience age , like someone say is likely not to be able to buy anything online.
Parents might buy stuff for their kids.
 
wouldnt ebay be better, its basically etsy but for all items

i think the next trend will be popular

i have never seen a product from one of those websites in the real world

its a fading trend now anywyas

It's a different animal. I was using Etsy because of weak competition. Ebay has hundreds if not thousands of people selling them there.
 
It's a different animal. I was using Etsy because of weak competition. Ebay has hundreds if not thousands of people selling them there.
would etsy let me sell fidget spinners?
 
Why did he get a C&D

so kickstarter has items which could be popular

Parents might buy stuff for their kids.

It makes sense then for this particular product to target any marketing to parents, in that case no? Go where the buying power is.
 
He got a C&D because there was a patent pending, so he maximized his marketing, and once the patent was official, he got the C&D.
 
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